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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
COUNCIL THIS EyENISG.
A Mce.lns Called to Attend to tho Uniln.
ished business.

A Meeting Called to Attend to tho Uniin.
ished Business.
A special meeting Of Council hes been
called forto.night. There arc on thetablein
both branches number OF papers relating
to matters Of minor importance that hsve
accumulated during the time that Coun.
Gil has been struggling with the annual
appropriation ordinance and other import.
spt nstters; these are in need Of stten.
ton, and It is partly for the purpose OF
diaposing OF them that the special meeting
has been called. There will also be some
new business presented. In the Second
Branch an ordinance introduced at the
last meeting by Mr.. Jaeger amending the
annual appropriation ordinance 60 es 10
give into the bands OF the Board OF Public
Works the expenditure CT the appropria-
ton made to that department, according
to the. judgment OF the members, which
after being read once was objected to, and
wont over under tho rules, will come up
the first thing as unfinished buRiness. Mr..
Jaeger's amendment puts the sppropris.
ton ordinance back to the form in which
it originally passed the Second Branch
and went to the First, where it wGa
amended by having the Robertson substi-
tuse inserted, which action WIS afterwards
concuTed in by tho Second,
The indications sre that the came old
fight will be gone over, with what result
remains to BIZ seen. l. has been reported
that the membera OF the Board will rcogn
in body unless the ordinance is so
amended that after providing for the I'M
finished work o! la5t year the expenditure
OF the balance is left 10 their discretion.
They have already intima,ed in COM
municstion u Council that their purpose,
provided tho matter is left to them, il TO
provide as far rs possible, continuous
line Of pavement from one end Of town to
the other and to provide approaches to
tie several engine houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
WHEELING PEOPLE
Who, Have Ssttlrd on tho rRGinC Slope
urs yIslilur JIIsro,

Who, Have SstLlrd On thn rRGiilC Slope or
nrs Visiting There.
Capt. William II. Irwin, Of this city,
writing from Fan Francisco, sayB that he
has met largo number Of Wheeling peo.
pie out There. Among thcm are Charles
Mccoy, John Mckee, A, @. Partridge,
John MCCfackOn, jacob and Matt Alt.
myer md George Il. Jingle and family,
Mr.. Ting'c aud family wero to sail OIL the
18th inst, on tho steamer st. Paul for their
cold seal BtAton in AlHBka, whero Mr..
Tiagle h0lda m important Government
position. Captain Irwin anyn that Mr..
Tinglu, rs usual, WA very kind to oil tho
Wheeling people. DR.. r. II. Logan md
Mr.. William A. Turner aro still In San
Franciaco. DR.. Logan and Capt. Irwin
arO dulcgutcB FROM thiB State to tho
International Convention
Of tho Y. NJ. q. A., which convened in
that city on tho 10Th mat. They expect
10 start for Wheeling to-day, stopping On
route nj Halt Lake City, Colorado Hpringn,
Hanrnn City and 81. Louis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

The funeral OF Mr.. Harry 3. Holiday
took place yesterday afternoon at 1
o'clock, from the rcaidenCB Of his father
in-law, Mr.. George PAUL, No. 81 Four
teeuth street, where no died at an early
hour Sunday morning. The funeral wHs
vol attended by irieHda Of the dcceHscd
and both families. Tho eervices at the
house were tolemnly impressive; the in
teIment IVES private.
Mr.. Holiday wGs onn Of tho numerous
victims OF dread consumption. Ills case
had been hopeless ono for come tinio
previous. He was in his thirty.drst year
snd leaves a widow and ono child. Iio
WIG well liked By n large RumbrF and his
death has caused many TO soTCw and
mourn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

The German Bank hAa received hand.
como new safe, tho most modern and COIN.
plele Of iia nizs in the State. 1t 10 made
by MacNeGl & Urban, OF Cincinnati, and
its artiAtic iinah is very fine. 1t has the
Yale time lock, the combination lock on
tho outer door 40 we'll ss on the door OF
The inner Cheats really Il burglar proof
sale inBide Of another one. 1t 10 supplied
with the rubber pressure bands to pre-.
vent blowing, and oil tho recent devicts
10 BIZ lie tho ingenuity Of the crooks. Ono
BY one tho Wheeling banks avail them
gelyes Of The lntcs. inventions In this
direction and tho German bank 10 one OF
tho moat progressive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
TIE CITY MARKETS.
Some Improvements Contemplated by tho
Committee.

Some Improvements Contemplated by tho
COMMITTEES.
The Council Committee on Markets met
at the Public Building last evening. A
number Of bills we're audited. A sub.
committee consisting # Chairman GruGe
and Msssrs. Shrebs and Gundling was
appointed to inspect the Second ward
market house and ascertain what repairs
to the pavemenis and the house proper
were needed. The paveinents about that
place are very uneven and worn, and
should be rel8!d in seyeyAl place. It IN
also necessary that the Talla be pointed
In several places. It was ordered thss
the wings of the Centre market be
painted.
A resolution was agreed upon which
Council will ba asked to adopt, calling on
the Committee on Ordinances TO report M
ordinance making it tiueable ntiense Tor
teams to remain about the market longer
than certain time after the market is
closed. Also making it fineab!n to dia-
regard the orders df the market clerks re-
gardipg the disposition OF teams or wares
and tho matter OF projecting chats and
po!cO OF Wagons is also to bn made Tea.
turo in the proposed ordinance. Another
ordinance that will bs recommended for
adoption will DO one making.the hour 10.
opening tie morning market at Center
market O'Clock tho year round.
1t WEE expected that thnre would bB o
delegation Of butchers before tho commit.
tee, but they failed 10 appear. Tho butch
ers want n higher liCenso tax put on thoee
who peddlo meat about the Gtre1is and
occupy space ut market for which thuy
pay % centu per dsy. The regular butch.
ors who have stalls have 10 pay high
rental compared with those who back
their teams up to tho outaide spaces and
seii from their Wagons; they complain
that they cRnuot Rtand 1t II the ou,aide
men arc not taxed higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
I:icurslon to Washington,

During the great Military Eucampmont
and Competitive Drill, to no hold at Wash.
inston, May g 10 50, tho Baltimore 4
Ohio ltailroad will upll oxcuroion tickets
TO Washington from allslationg on its lines
cast OF and including Parkersbarg, Wheel.
Ing mud Pittsburgh. Excursion tickets
will he aold for Nil trains every day from
May y TO 30, iacluaiya, md will DO good
for return passage until Juno J., inclnaive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

The McGTgw'g Run GAG and Oil Com.
many hes decided 20 put tn wnll row drill.
INK down to q depth Of 1000 ieat. The
hols Ia already about 200 feet deep.
The Nov York Company cngsged In
drilling al Glencoe, oVOr Tho river. Hvn
down GOO feet and drilling night and day.
They arc greatly encouraged al the pros
nects and ray the conditions Thus far are
vsry similar to tlioas in Greene county,
Pa where thoy operated boioIc coming
hero, and think tho prospects Tor oil are
prCellent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
1.-THE SHADOW DETECTIvE.n
A Good House Highly Pleased at tho Grand
Inst Might.


Last Night.
At the Grand, last night, Mr.. Dan. A.
Kelly and On excellent company appeared
in "Tho Shadow Detective" a piece
which affords no little sensational busi.
nesa, but is relieved by humor and some
pretty singing. 1t has been many day
since the wal!a Of the Grand echoed to
such vociierous shouts OF laughter and
hearty bursts Of applause as greeted this
play, and when live baby came toddling
on the etsge the audience fairly went wild
with delight. MIR. Kelly is 3 character
actor frare ability. Miss Cravan is an
emotional actress Of strength aud many
meritorious quslities. Miss Buckingham
ia lively and versatile srtiat, anu her
eiasing is "a pleasing IS her personal ap-
pearance, which lie saying good deal.
The piece will BIO repeated this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

We have Just received n full limo Of
SPRING DYERC0ATlSGS, and are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties III
Spring S,lltings.
Also, on hand . handsome line of Neck.
year anu GChtlemen's Furnishing Goods.
{. HESS d SONS,
No. iS2l Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

Nights il tho complain! Of tl!ouRhndB
suffering nom hBthmNr Consumption,
Congha, etc. Did yOu ever Try ACkGr'a
EngllHh Remedy II 10 the best pIepa-
ration known for nj! l.nng l'foubICn, n1ld
on poative guaranteed at lOc,, Doc. Logan
4 90. md q, Menkomelter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

The n,eamer Andea lenvHg Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday nj s =. NJ, and
will HrlI excursion tiekotD 10 parties Of ilvO
or more. Ono weuk Of pleasure, beGuii.
fuf gcenery and good muac OF tho largest
and beat s,eCrnnr that comes to Wheeling.
For ra,ca apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles n8hlsmaH, Wheeling, W. VA.
uNIP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

Wo have for na!s several Typo.writore,
including tho Remington, tho Crandall
and tho Hammond. Thcae machineH have
been taken in exchange Tor the matchleas
Caligraph, and will be uold cheap. Writers
for runt and for Eale on monthly install.
menis. Gall on or aldresB for circulars
EDWARD l.. RosR & Co.,
81 Tanllih II rnnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

Wo will sell tho balance Of our dry
goGda vt Buctinu, commencing Wednesday,
MBy Is, 1857. Wo have II great many
nice goods left that vii! DO Bnld cheap.
9. T. BRuKs.
WM. iiaLlER, Auctfnrner,
ll32 Main street,
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Aos. 70 md 81 Fourteenth Street.


WRntcd-Fosltion as Clerk.
SotCe-&anCheste Coal Company,
Assiguee's Sa'e-A. C kgerter.
Special Commissioners sale Of Grsn. House Lots
StonewRre-R J. SMITH.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati t St. Louis Railway Co.
Third page.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RaiIioad-Third PAGE,
Decorated Dinner aud lea SeS-Ewing bros.
New Photograph Ho.deEs-E l.. SIcolL
JeTc.ts Celebrated HEtcF Coo!en-ScsSitt &
Bro.
Pure Paris Green-R. II. List, Druggist.
The Land sale NJ Athens. Tenn.
Trustees Sale OF LeatherwOod Property.
Grand Opera HOuke-Uacle Toms cabin,
summer styles at Diugers-Head OF Local.
Just Received By Geo. L. Tnyl0r-Sew Goods
Fourth pAgc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
Many

OF the good thiuga OF this lie are cor.
rowtully let alone on account Of Dyspep-
oia. Ack0r's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation;
sold Oh y positive guarantee at % and so
cents, by Logan & 90. and 9. Merke.
meier. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
BEST for hog cholera is St. Jacobs OIL
Z. NJ. Robinson, Cherry Camp, w. Va.
OrpNEY uOusr. New Y0nK.

Broadway and FortieLh street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust
noes men or families. European Plan
Rooms IL per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant.
GEN. DAN. MAcAuLgY 4 W. B. Bowers.
TTha;y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

Az reported by Chrle'iaa schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN. 9A.N. I2s. 3PS. i'm.
CO' &C. 81 So IS
Weather. FnIE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
KANGAROO SHOES.

Gentlemen In need Of n light Stylish
Fine Shoe, before purchasing, should *.
anime our line Of stacy, Adams y Co.'s
Mems Fine Shoes, which tor wear, style
aud comfort ure unexcelled.
j. ". AMICk,
1i43 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17
Indications.

Washington, D. O., May l7.-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
slightly warmer and genorn!ly fair wealth
or. light variable wiuda.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

Mrs. Nina NRvEg, tho German poo!eas,
dyOp, cleala md curls 0atrch loathurs in
tho best manner. No. 81 Twelfth street.
TTAS
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK d CO
DRESS GOODS!

Our third stock OF Spring and Summer Dress
Goods Ia now open. VIC desire To call especial at.
tcntiou 10 thesc,whlch III connection with our other
complete lines, make this department'ths most at
trac,ive assregards SIZE, aiYLE AND PRICE, 10
thing, frg ,ET#s ,H...r 49,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

CALI on or address to ". NGuer, tho
practical optiCiEn, So Twelfth h,roct, IN 70
ieYenga TO your spcGtaclCa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

Hoo cholers which IL 40 dreaded by
iarmerF, can hh cured by st. Jacobs Oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-17

REv. @. V. ARNOLD, GilberlvIlle, N. Y,
remarkable cure by Palmer'a skin Sue.
eeaH."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22

MAYOR HEWITT. or NEW YORK
A Democrat, want out OF his way yes
terdsy to do honor TO the head OF the
British Empire, who went to return
III anks for her continuance In Office
while God was hearkening to the pitt
fnl cries Of the Irish people. 1t was
not an act Of bad taste, II was not q
deliberate insult TO the Irish
people who have always given Mr..
Hewitt a personal support, believing
him to bs an independent and we'll
meaning msn.l pit waO..s deliberateHc!
Of aunkyism, induced by the silly,
dude.dudes aristocracy Of New York,
who Acknowledgements st 10 English,
you know" sWbyIshould the city or
State of.New.. Y ork, which one hundred
years s9o. denour cad the grandfather
Of Victoria aud:threw :off the British
yoke, why should .theyIstultify them
selves and...insult ,ths.ho memories
Of the Revolutionary hosting flags ss
signs Of Joy sovsrl the perft citing Of
that ssnei yoke. Why, indeed, but
that there lisa wlde.differenos between
Hewitt, the Democrat, and Hewitt,
the aristocrat Hewitt, the American,
aud He witt, the ADglo.maniac.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
CoLLIRRviLLE

Il one OF the handsomest towns In
this part OF the state. II is not 30
from any regularity In the arrange
ment OF it's streets, bat because the
homes, that are its chief attraction,
are cosy aud comfortable, set
back behind well kept "front
Yards" as We say in this
region, and shaded by outrageous
trees. There is an air Of comfort and
thrift about all this that carries con.
viction to everyone who spends an
hour In the town that the population
Is well.to.do, is self-respecting and
seli.helpiul and has the pride that is
becoming in a spirited people. The
little squsre near the depot is a most in
viting spot and bears evidence Of care
fol attention, and the business houses
that all every lot on three sides OF 1t
have substantial air that tells OF en-
terprise and purpose. Within twenty
miles OF Memphis, the merchants OF
Clllierville are not afraid to venture
10 pastures new and with succ ass
that keeps their hopes always at the
highest. The children and religious
people ara we'll cared for. There are
two good schools and four churches,
aud the Episcopal church has
q mission that promises we'll
With the streets surrounding the
square we'll eravsled, and this can be
done at very moderate cost, Collier
Wills might easily claim the lead as one
OF the most inviting towns in the State.
Thus advertised there Is no knowing
what consequence in population and
property II ght reach. Beautifully
situated in the midst Of country that
affordsma delightful landscapes and
tempting views, Colliervills is we'll
worthy visit, especially during the
heated term,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
DAVY DISCUSSES DEFEAT.
MANAGER FORCE TELLs OF THE
CLUBS MISfORtUNES.
Disabled Players Brings Disorgabi-
zatiOn aud Dem0rall-
zatiOR.
PURCHASING AGENTS AFTER
CHARLESTON'S CLUB.
Nashville Strikes n starillng Smith
General Baseball Incl
lgence

The M,mphi, Base Ball Duh ar.
Iiv, d In the city l.st night over the
Louisville, Nav o IesDa aud Texas
railroad, aod rel ai'ed to Duffy's Hotel,
where they are now CHARTERED.
The Climb stsrted from New Or
leans by river, but the boat
(the new Mary Hons oD) that they
took passage on made such slow time
thai the boys deemed 1t advii able to
Jump the craft, and when the snail
"bon4 and rag picker" reached Green
vile they hisl themselves 10 the rail-
way station, took seats In coach
and arrived here yesterday evening.
Last night an APPEAL Tepreaeo talive
went in search OF Mausger Force aud
he found him in front Of the hotel
snueiy sDsooneed Ia b z arm Chsir
and njoVing a cigarette. TINS cit
tie man" was in bis uual good
frame Of mind ard greeted the re-
porter cordially. When thu news-
pgpsr man meutiontd the isct that he
wanted an Interview. the little mar
agsr readily acqulesced, and. in an
swsr to questions, said: ave hive
had bad luck en- the pres
ent trip. II is true tha.
We lost games that We should
have won but II was through no fault
Of the players that We los. Phelsn,
McAleer end Psltz were injured, aud
10 several games all had 10 play out
OF their regular positions. Pie
Ian bad q very bad finger
and Peltz has genuine case OF "Ohar-
ley horse" He is now wearing q rub
Der band. bat he will certainly play
tomorrow. Then we did not get
square deal from the umpiie. know
that the umpire howl lie a chestnut,
but In our case 1t must be
looked upon In q diffsr-
ent light. Skinner umpired the
games in New Orleans and his decis-
ions were against us, and whenever
he msde bad one 1t was at critical
poiut. The last game that we played
with New 0flsaus, which they won by
q scJre oil 3 TO 2, belonged to us,
but rank decisions by Skinner gave
II to New Orleans. Now as to my Or
deripg Doyle of the field, that T. all
true. / sent him sway because of his
ind fftrent playing. He wa, not
drinking, and he was not drunk the
night before. The reports published
about hrs being drunk are ia Sc. / will
continue to manage the team until the
officers select another team. II they
are saiis fed with me as manager /
will continue in that capacity and will
do all In my power TO make the team
n winning one.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22

ing inning on q single BY Nash and
double by Tate, after Hornupg'e ont
at first and Kelly's strike out. IDdi-
anapolis tied the game In the third on
q base on balls, q steal and Denny's
two base hit, and In the fifth cared
three more runs after two men had
been put out. Cahill got base on
balls and lame home on ShombeiR's
three bsgger, and then home-run
Denny sent the bal on long fly over
the center fisl1sI's head, bringing
Shomberg In and crossing the plate
himself In time TO be met with
shower Of silver from bis enthusiastic
admirers.
In the eighth inning Tate was hit by
the pitcher and took fir I, Morrill, got
first on hit to left field aud second on
IN error, and both scored on Johnson's
terrific two ha dive. In the ninth
the visitors made q last effort to rs.
trieve themselves, getting runners on
lecopd and third, but a brilliant stop
by G asscock retired the third man in
time TO save the game for bis team. A
brilliant triple plsy in the fourth in
ming gives Boston the credit Of max
ing the first one made by League
club this eeasoD. Score: Indianapolis,
4; Boston, g..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
OLRV ELAND.

IL sliding as easily into mishap and
blunder as hitherto he has been
careful and prudent. His conduct
In the matter Of the Cor federate
flags has left him in anything
bat On envisble position, because
ths practice and presidents Of
the War Department and Of the ex.
Federal and Confederate soldiers
all justified the restoration of the
flags to the States from whose soldiers
they we're captured. His refuge be.
hind q law was Rsubterfuge un-
worthy OF his office and his character.
Bluudering thus badly in domestic
affair, he has done worse in the gushing
letter that he sent to Qleen Victoria,
q letter that measures degree OF
national qualification that is a
disgrace to the people Of the
United States. They have no sfiini-
ties near or remote with monarchy,
especially that of Great Britain.
They could not be expected to have.
The whole history Of the colonies in
their struggle against the despotic
George III, the.strugSle for indepen-
denos. tho war Of 1912, the Oregon
question and the fishery question, all
point to a distinct opposition 10
Great Britain, lbeg often Of her insuf-
ferable assumptions and tyranny. How
In the face Of this history the Presi-
dent Of the United States could yield
himself go lab solutely to the untem'
pered rot OF his letter to Victoria
must be a riddle to the
monarchies aud, monsrchists Of
Earope. And this to come, too, from
4 Democratic President who owed his
earliest honors as we'll as his present
place TO the votes OF Irish citizens
whose kindred are appealing to the
same God to whom Victoria re-
turned thanks for the help
against starvation which she aud her
Ministry have promoted. Diplomacy
might have required some form Of
congratulation bit 1t could easily,
without Condescending to chuTlish
ness, have been couched In plain
and Democratic terms, Ia words sim
pie and direct. Mr.. Cleveland canno
hereafter expect much from the Irish
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
Afraid OF Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2l.-Ferguson
has always said he disliked to pitch
against Chicago. Today he was hit
badly, and Philadelphia lost another
game, at which the $500 spectators
cheered Justify. AT the start the Wis.,
itors seemed TO think they could do
whatever they liked and did succeed
in having considerable fun with Bald
win, but the Chicago support was 80
good that long flies were worthless,
and in the fifth inning the White
Stockings batted out two runs and
took lead of one. This was enough
to win the game, ss the rest of it was
blank for Philadelphia, but Chicago
rolled up four more in the eighth in
ming as a matter of Amusement.
Score: Chicago, 8; Philadelphia. 4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
InusceDt Lambs

CLEVELAND, O., June 21.-Louisvi le
had complete walk over today, beat
ing the home team by an overwhelm-
ing score. Cleveland could do abec-
lutely nothing anywhere, The field
log Of the home players was the worst
apology for ball playing conceivable,
and they walked to the bat like inuo-
cent lam BIS going to slaughter. Recc,us,
at THIRD, was the only Cleveland player
who did any bal playing, and he had
few chances. Ramsey accomplished
the feat Of striking out seventeen
bstsmen. After the second inning
the game WAS no longer interesting,
but tie 900 people present were kept
10 an uprosr of laughter by the mercl.
less pounding received by Crowell and
the ludicrous attempts, Of the Cleveland
players to stop and catch a ball.
score: Cleveland, L; Louisville, 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
PrOvPd n Terror.

CIEcIENATI. o, June 21.-The
champions were cntplsyed in the
field by the Cincinr ats day, the lat
ter winning the game solely in their
spirited base running and sharp har d..
Ing of the ball Smith, who was 30
badly Knocked ont last Sunday was a
terror today, the hits scored bling
scstts'ed AID on the scratch order.
Kpg wss bit at the most critical
times. His delivery was very wild,
causing Bushofg to jump from right
to left 20 stop it, Curkhill and Gar
pepttr made me wonderful plays,
MO- lade'a umpiring was decidedly
bad, both aides suff 'rirg severely, thu
home club getting the worst OF it
Score Cincinnati, 8; st. Louis, 2.